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... 1!r; S. T.t, Jantron proided nt the ustinl ?? of thlt board, which wa. hel-l on Thiredny afternoon at thF otiees, Atfiteld. The othor mnnnmiors present wvfre Aloo-ra. P. Willimao.is t U mon, W. i. Dtarratt, end .J. ljroadlIerit. The Olort: reported that during thn 48 werks ending the 26th Bebriiery, 1810, there had been 8515 Internientet thi recelpts had been 00s3 Wl t it, i ...
... oed, ant Du. WoazraX MACLEnD.-The third reading from bill the memoir of this dietinguishod divine will be given by the Rev. P. T. Forfhr, this (Thursday) be evening, in the Clalodonian School, Oldham-street. lot- -(Seo Advt.) tho A giant of the forest has lately been felleS. at Knowslcy Park. The Countess of Derby has LS taken posaeeoion of the hero of eight hundred .er- years, and intends ...
... I FATAI. ACCIDENT AT BlRICFIN1IIAD.-An inqluest was bold yesterday at the QUeens Hfotel, Birkon- bead, before Mir, Henry Ohurton, coroner, on the g body of George Clampett, who lived in St. Laalhs- e road, Trannoere. On Tuesday the deceased, who Y was employed at the Dlirkenhead Ironworks, fell from a stage in the engine room, and oustaine4 n; uries which resulted In his death shortly after r ...
... CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMNATIONS| The class lists showing the sncessful candidatee at the 18th setof examinations conducted at various centres by the Cambridge University local examina- tions syndicate In December last were issued yes- terday. In addition to the certiflcates awarded by the university to every successful student, the syndicate offers a substantial prize to the mentor and ...
... 1jJJ V 1J.LA Last Sunday, tho Reotor of MIerthyr took icr his text St. Matthew iv., 1- Then was Jesue led of the Spirit Into the wilderness, to be tompted of the devil. In the course of his sermon he made the following remarks :-The devil has alwayA boon a popular character,. His followers far outunmber those of God's followers. You meet them every- where. Even God's own churoh .l not ...
... TEHE MAYOR ON THE BIRMINGHAM I LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. The second anecal Soeilre of the ecchells Ward Liberal Association wes held last evening, in the Bloorncebury Board School. 3r. Giles presided; and there were also present the 31ayor (Aldermen Chasmberlaln), Councillors Austic, S. Edweards, It. J. Hart; hiessrs. L, Woodward, D. Smith, W. 11. Hart, S. Walidron, F. Schnedhorst, &co A musical ...
... LATEST NEIWS.e [.Rile's e TIelegracems, per Pasess Association.] FRANCE. VERSAILLES, MAnrcFt 20. The Chlamber of Deputies continued the verification of the elections to-day. The return of Al. Blalartre was quashed by a large majority. This is the fiuit election annuilled by the Chbamber. A bill wrais introduced proposeingtho abrogation of the lawt Wiich. eanables the Government to appoint ...
... AND JOURNAL. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1876. I NEWS OF THE DAYY. In the House of Commons, yesterday, Majoj O'GoiaMrA moved the secondl reading of the Municipal Franchise (Ireland) Bill, which heex plained w as to assimilate the mlnicipal fianlellise in Ireland to that which obtained in England. A, C. E. LEwis moved the rejection of the bill, on tlie ground that in England the municipal franchli was ...
... THE EMIA MINE. - . 1. , I. . Thoe imes correspondent telegraphs from Philedelphia that ?? Stewart, now in San Francisco, has made a statement there, of which the following is a sumnmary Stewart says, on examiling Lyou's claine to the mine, he found that th} claim was niot so good as he at first Sep- eoaed. -e therefore recomnelcld a Compromise, and lie wrote Lyon a letter containing the words, ...
... THE UIJUTARIAN ASSOCIATION AND TIE PtTBLIQATION OFTHEODOREPARKE'S WORKE A controversy of considerable importance to the Uni- tarian denomination hls arisen respecting the publication of the works of Theodore Parker by the British and Foreign Unitarian Association. Sometime ago the ques- tion was considered by the Executive Council of the Asso- eiation,.and it was resolved by a large majority ...
... PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL E ThEJT I O NS. The Select Committee app.ilointed by thie House of Coin- mone to enquire illto the existing maciianery of Parlinmen- tary and munlicipal elections, with power to suggest nmenld- monts in tile laL, met yesterday, Sir Charles Micke pre- siding. Tho first witness examined was Sir Joseiplh Heron, Town Clerk of Manciestor, who state(d that the Ballot Act, ...
... [ I . LONDON.-0i WsdAWeFenS evening a meeting of working men and delegates from various political workling men's clsuhs was held at the Patriotic Club, Clerkenwell, to protest against the assumption by the Queen of the despotic title of Empress. Mr. 13righty (vestrymnan) took the chair, and denounced -the ?? of tho Govern- mcnt as UtlCOIIStiTfuionnl andun-nglish. The firstresoil- tion was ...